Polish people flock to see Salman's 'Kick'

Nov 19, 2014 NR

Salman Khan-starrer 'Kick', released in Poland last week with Polish sub-titles, is doing good business.

The film was released with Polish sub-titles and this helped Polish people, particularly the young, to enjoy the Bollywood masala fare thoroughly. The film is being shown in Warsaw, Krakow, Lublin, Poznan and in many other important Polish cities.

"The response is very encouraging and the exhibitor is very happy", said J. J. Singh, president of the Indo-Polish Chambers of Commerce and Industry (IPCCI), who was actively involved in the shooting of "Kick".

The climax of this film was completed in the Polish capital in April this year when Salman could not get a British visa to shoot in London. The British authorities had refused a visa as Salman was facing charges in a Mumbai court.

This forced producer and director Sajid Nadiadwala to select Warsaw locations for dare-devil action scenes. A Polish company Film Polska had joined hands with Nadiadwala to finish the shooting speedily.

Obviously the Poles are very excited to see the action scenes.

"It is great to see our favourite Indian actor do amazing stunts scenes, whether he was jumping from Warsaw's highest building, the Palace of Culture or a bus was thrown from a bridge over the Vistula river", said Daria Dulok, a young Polish woman who is doing her doctorate on Bollywood culture. Click the Movie button below for more info:
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